Non-violent, yes. Scenario 1: Man assaulted his neighbor and gave him a black eye. He got probation. A year later he assaulted neighbor again and this time busted his nose. He got a month in the county jail for another misdemeanor assault. Two years later, he busted the neighbor’s lip. He got the maximum sentence of a year in jail for another misdemeanor assault. Scenario 2: A 17 year old sneaks out his mama’s credit card and runs up $150 on the card. Mama is struggling and can’t pay restitution and the store filled charges for Credit Card Abuse.  The 17 year old can never legally own or possess a firearm.  The guy who terrorizes his neighborhood and on occasion beats up a neighbor, causing painful and visible injuries, has no such restrictions on ownership or possession of a firearm.  With nothing else to go on, who is the threat to the neighborhood? Is it a 17-year-old kid living at home who basically stole his mother's money by way of a credit card or is the guy who terrorizes his neighborhood and occasionally assaults someone?  The kid who used his mama’s credit card without permission is a felon and the guy who repeatedly assaults his neighbors is not.

We are set at the QB position but welcome to come on over we can find him a spot 😂

Biden kills babies? You got a picture of him killing one? Trump’s gaffe is on film.

See my reply to BS Wildcats 

How do you know?